Grand Capital licences

Grand Capital publishes no commission, brokerage fee or spread schedule on its website, and its client agreement is not posted there; the account documents are sent on request. A withdrawal by cheque is free of charge, while for other withdrawals the client bears all charges incurred, deducted from the account or from the withdrawal amount as the client chooses, with no amount published. For margin financing, its notices on the prime rate, including one setting it at 5.5% from 31 October 2025, say the firm adjusts its interest rate accordingly and refer clients to their statement for the details.

Grand Capital handles a withdrawal instruction received before 11:00 on the same working day, and one received after 11:00 on the next working day. That is the firm's own handling time; the money then takes the bank channel's time to arrive. Withdrawals are paid by cheque, local CHATS payment or overseas remittance, only to a bank account in the client's own name.

Grand Capital can be reached by phone on +852 3891 9888, by email at cs@grandch.com, or at its office at 21/F, Silver Fortune Plaza, No.1 Wellington Street, Central, Hong Kong; its home page also gives a fax number, +852 2529 2899. WhatsApp (+852 6611 2612) and WeChat are published only for deposit and withdrawal notices. The website offers no live chat and publishes no support hours.

Grand Capital's account opening page describes opening an account in person at its Hong Kong office or by mail, with the account documents sent by its staff on request, and an online form lets you request an appointment on a weekday morning or afternoon. A news item on its home page dated 28 January 2021 announced non-face-to-face online account opening, but the account opening page itself offers no online sign-up.

Grand Capital belongs to Grand Capital Holdings Limited, a Hong Kong financial services firm whose website copyright line spells it GRAND CAPITAL HOLDING LIMITED. According to the website, the holding company was established on 1 April 2019 and its own parent is Grand Finance Group Company Limited, while its subsidiaries Grand Capital Securities Limited and Grand Capital Futures Limited were established on 8 April 2019. Grand Capital Securities Limited, described as wholly owned, is the company named in the site's terms of use and client forms, and Grand Capital Futures Limited is the futures company whose SFC licences ceased on 20 December 2024.

No. No forex pair, CFD or cryptocurrency appears on Grand Capital's website, grandch.com, which presents exchange-traded securities, bonds and futures, and none of the SFC licence types it names for its companies covers leveraged foreign exchange trading (Type 3). Its trading platform is its own securities platform, and it does not offer MetaTrader 4 or MetaTrader 5.

Grand Capital offers listed stocks on markets in more than 20 countries, including the US, China B shares, Japan, Canada, Germany, the UK, Australia, Singapore and Taiwan, together with ETFs, REITs, derivative and inline warrants, callable bull/bear contracts (CBBCs), stock options, government and corporate bonds and funds. Its website also presents futures through Grand Capital Futures Limited, including physical delivery of gold and silver futures announced in May 2021, although the SFC register shows that company's futures licences ceased on 20 December 2024. No forex, CFD or cryptocurrency trading is offered.

Grand Capital does not publish a minimum deposit for any of its accounts, and its funding page gives no minimum amount for any deposit channel. Deposits are accepted in HKD, CNY or USD by bank transfer or cheque from the client's own bank account.

Grand Capital publishes no list of restricted or accepted countries, and its Disclaimer and Terms of Use contain no clause on where clients must live. Accounts are opened in person at its Hong Kong office or by mail, and money moves only between the client's own bank account and the firm's accounts at three Hong Kong banks, in HKD, CNY or USD.

Grand Capital publishes no maximum leverage. It offers margin financing through its securities margin accounts but states no margin ratio or leverage figure, and it offers no forex or CFD trading. Its notices on the prime rate, including one setting it at 5.5% from 31 October 2025, say the firm adjusts its interest rate accordingly and refer clients to their statement for the details.

Yes. Grand Capital accepts deposits only from the client's own bank account, refuses cash and third-party deposits, and asks for proof of every deposit quoting the Grand Capital account number: a photo of the cheque with the bank-in slip, proof of transfer for a bank counter, online banking, CHATS or telegraphic transfer, or for an ATM transfer the slip together with a bank account certification. Each deposit is notified to the firm by phone, fax, email, WhatsApp or WeChat.

Grand Capital is funded by bank only: deposits are made by cheque, ATM transfer, bank counter or online banking transfer, CHATS or telegraphic transfer, and withdrawals are paid by cheque, local CHATS payment or overseas remittance. Deposits are accepted in HKD, CNY or USD and must come from the client's own bank account, cash and third-party deposits are refused, and withdrawals go only to a bank account in the client's own name. Its website lists no card, e-wallet or cryptocurrency option.

Grand Capital offers its own securities trading platform: iTrade in a web browser, a desktop program delivered as a Windows installer, and a Basic Version mobile app on Google Play and the App Store, with the Android app also available as a direct download. Logins can be protected with its Grand Authenticator two-factor app. It does not offer MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, cTrader or TradingView, and its website publishes no separate platform for futures.

Grand Capital says it is regulated by Hong Kong's Securities and Futures Commission (SFC), but the SFC licence of its futures company has ceased. The SFC register, checked on 7 November 2026, shows that Grand Capital Futures Limited (CE number BOM175) was licensed for dealing in and advising on futures contracts from 10 October 2019 until 20 December 2024, and it shows no active licence for the company. For its securities business, Grand Capital's website states that Grand Capital Securities Limited is authorised by the SFC for Type 1 (dealing in securities), Type 4 (advising on securities) and Type 9 (asset management) regulated activities. A licence is not a guarantee of safety, and Grand Capital does not publish its client agreement or fee terms on its website.